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No one can hope to achieve their full potential, personally or professionally, without acquiring the best information they can to inform their choices. Whether pushed out to them or pulled in by them, the average person will, on a daily basis, need some type of data, information, knowledge, or wisdom to help their decision-making processes. Intervention is needed to help enable the best choice, and that s where information professionals and information management (IM) become invaluable. This handbook is divided into three parts: providing a context for approaching the world in which information professionals work; using the Balanced Scorecard to help demonstrate contribution and value; and suggesting opportunities for new areas of employment, ripe for applying the information services skill-set. The economy, organizational politics, copyright, providing efficient and effective services, and demonstrating financial efficacy are addressed, as are big data, text analytics, competitive intelligence, and the synergies between records management, knowledge management, archives, and information services. Used as a ready-reference, the IM practitioner will find both theoretical and pragmatic approaches to inform their decision-making on both traditional and new challenges |
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L'Hyperpuissance de l'informatique / ODILE JACOB (2017)
